The game's up! /

How to improve the condition of the industrious classes, by providing them with regular and profitable employment. ...

The Opinions of the London press respecting the amount of opium comensation offered by Her Majesty's government

To the Honorablle the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled. The petition of the Town Council of the City of Limerick, ...

Characters of great men, and the duties of patriotism.

A lecture delivered in the popular-reading-room of the Custom-House Ward, Dublin.

Review of the sanitary condition of Dublin. :

By John Aldridge, ... From the Dublin quarterly journal of medical science for May, 1847.

Statistical sketches of Upper Canada, for the use of emigrants:

A short address as a word of advice to the small farmers and peasantry of the County of Tipperary,

from their friend and fellow-countryman,

The Irish in the English Army & Navy, and the Irish arms bill,

in five letters, to Michael Staunton, Esq., proprietor of the "Register," T.M. Ray, Esq., Secretary to the Loyal National Repeal Association, and Lord Eliot, the "English" Secretary of State for Ireland.

Report of a public entertainment held in the Waterloo Rooms on Monday, Sept. 2, by the Edinburgh Mechanics' Library; ...

To which is prefixed a notice of that institution. ...

The speech (at length) of the Right Hon. Earl Moira :

on the address to his excellency the Lord Lieutenant ont he present most alarming state of Ireland on Monday, February 19, 1798.

Ireland

the Union of 1801, 41 Geo. III., cap. 47, (all on one side), does and always will draw away from Ireland her men of skill, ... A federal (the only fair) union between Great Britain and Ireland inevitable, ... Lord John Russell and the Whigs, better conservatives than Sir Robert Peel and the Tories.

Observations on an Irish poor law.

By John Robert Godley, Esq. Addressed to the Committee of Landed Proprietors, assembled in Dublin, January, 1847

On poor law and labour rate.

A letter from a resident Irish landowner.

Thoughts and facts concerning the fine arts in Ireland, and schools of design.

A draft of a bill, to provide for the more equal distribution and better management of dispensaries in Ireland :

with preliminary observations, and explanatory notes /

Some calm observations upon Irish affairs.

By John Grey V. Porter, Esq. Letter B

A few remarks on the present very defective condition of the district lunatic hospitals of Ireland,

under the operation of the rules of 27th of March, 1843; with some suggestions calculated to extend their utility as curative instutions.

Observations on the evils resulting to Ireland, from the insecurity of title and the existing laws of real property :

with some suggestions towards a remedy.

Hints on emigrating to Upper Canada;

especially addressed to the middle and lower classes in Great Britain and Ireland.